Stop and Go®

for tracking the activations applied to each splint

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Smart hooks

Splint attachments for securing elastics

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Digital Tracks

Digitally designed splints for changing the orientation of the occlusal relationship

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Lingual Stops

Lingually positioned spikes to control tongue positioning

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Tooth Eruption Splints

Splints with appropriately positioned notches for tooth eruption

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Occlusal Blocks

Bimaxillary appliance integrated into the splint to advance the mandible

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FAS Kids – Rail system for children – STOP and GO

STOP and GO®

The effectiveness of treatment with splints depends largely on the correct tracking of the activations applied to each of them. To maximize effectiveness, STOP and GO® speed up each step and verify treatment progress. It also provides overlay tools to facilitate the procedure.

If the treatment has been successful in the verification phase, click GO and the next set of splints is automatically delivered. If modifications are needed, you can explore different therapeutic options on the fly to achieve the desired outcome in the shortest possible time.

Smart Hooks

Smart Hooks are elements that can be added to the splints to attach elastics.
Patients will experience greater comfort, and oral hygiene will be easier.
Elastics are easy to unhook and can be used more easily with splints overall.
Better adjustment and transmission of biomechanical forces.
Force transmission to the teeth over the entire splint.
FAS Kids - Aligner System for Kids - Tools - Smart Hooks
FAS Kids - Aligner System for Kids - Aids - Digital Tracks

Digital Tracks

Digital Tracks are bite blocks that are digitally designed based on a construction bite and are intended to change the orientation of the occlusal plane.

The treatment goal is to obtain inclined planes in both the upper and lower jaws. This allows patients to achieve sliding of the mandible in the sagittal plane when clenching, and thus a class I occlusion.

Digital Tracks are available in three variants:

1. CLASS II
2. CLASS III
3. To control the overbite

Digital Tracks can also be ordered as a separate product (included in the K-Target and K-Pro packages).

For fabrication, we need the models in a construction bite with the molars and canines in the correct position. Digital Tracks can be used to achieve an advancement of up to 2 mm.

Lingual Stops

Lingual positioned Spikes, that serve to control habits regarding tongue positioning.

FAS Kids - Aligner System for Kids - Tools - Tooth Eruption
FAS Kids - Aligner System for Kids - Tools - Lingual Stops
FAS Kids - Aligner System for Kids - Tools - Tooth Eruption

Splints for tooth eruption

Active splint

It guides the eruption of a tooth to a recess that is planned into the splint according to the intended position.

Passive splint

It keeps the gap open until the tooth has fully erupted.

Occlusal Blocks

OCCLUSAL BLOCKS are used to advance the mandible. They are integrated into the splints, follow the principles of functional orthodontics and use the occlusal forces to resolve the malocclusion.

OCCLUSAL BLOCKS form a bimaxillary appliance consisting of an upper and a lower block, which provide planes for bite elevation at an angle of 70°. This achieves an advancement of the mandible into a class I occlusion.

The appliance is divided into two parts to ensure normal function and speech.

A photo showing the Forestadent FAS Kids aids Digital Tracks.
FAS Kids - Aligner System for Kids - Tools - Occlusal Blocks
FAS Kids - Aligner System for Kids - Tools - Occlusal Blocks

The OCCLUSAL BLOCKS therefore offer the highest level of comfort for the patient and the lowest visibility of all comparable functional orthopedic appliances.

This appliance is ideal for treating cases in Angle classes II.1 and II.2.

OCCLUSAL BLOCKS can only be ordered as part of the K-PRO package and include two sets of splints for each treatment stage.